start time of video on Garmin VFAT camera
David Fletcher
dave at thefletchers.net
Wed Jan 20 14:59:01 UTC 2016
On Wed, 2016-01-20 at 14:02 +0000, Adam Funk wrote:
> What I want to do now is write something in bash or python to copy
> files off the camera but rename the destination file to include the
> start time of the recording. From looking at the `stat` output on the
> files, I get the impression that the "change" timestamp could well be
> when the recording started & the "modify" one could be when it
> finished. Has anyone else corroborated this sort of thing?
This is what I wrote some years ago to to just this with raw files from
my camera, etc:-
#!/bin/bash
# Use the ls command to output the date and time stamp of each file
# and awk to pick out the date and time string and the filename
for datetimefilename in $(ls --time-style=+%Y%m%d%H%M%S -l *.jpg *.JPG
*.RAF *.PEF *.AVI *.WAV | awk '{ print $6$7 }')
do
echo $datetimefilename
# Split off the file name so that I can use it for the rename operation
origfilename=${datetimefilename:14}
echo $origfilename
mv $origfilename t$datetimefilename
done
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